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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1958
Page
14
Readers seek guidance on growing up and parental boundaries. A teen asks if he should be treated like a college man or a sibling, while another writes of near engagement and travel desires. The column offers cautious, reflective counsel on independence and consent.
A mother describes her son who pulls out hair while reading and often drowns himself in a book. The suggestion is to limit hair length, provide a tactile brush, and encourage active social play to balance passive reading with healthy physical activity.
A reception at 2766 Tyler St. honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Richard William Berder Jr. before they left for Pacific Grove. The bride, Doris Dean Brush, is from the Brush family. she studied at Occidental College and earned Helms Scholarships. The groom, a Frankfurt High School graduate, attends Monterey Peninsula College.
Josephine May Elzenga daughter of Mr and Mrs John Elzenga 2826 Sawyer St wed Ronald Arthur Whitl n son of Mr and Mrs W B Whitley 315 E Ellis St in a formal ceremony. Bride wore white Chantilly lace gown. Maid of honor Constance Murray and bridesmaids wore powder blue dresses. Flower girl Lisa Paul ring bearer Michael Downir Best man Dennis Nelson. 406 guests attended. Both graduates of Jordan High the couple now reside at 162 W 67th Way.
Readers are advised to wear a flat wide brimmed straw hat to shield the back and neck from sun and reduce squint lines around the eyes during long sun exposure. The guidance emphasizes choosing a brim that sits closer to the head for effective coverage.
Outdoor cooks embrace luxury as grills and gadgets flood the market. From $9.95 braziers to $400 grilling setups, shoppers find stainless steel, brass, and simulated brick models with motorized spits, warming pans, and accessories. Carts, stands, and seven foot wicker trays push the trend nationwide, with tailored features for the South and West and a festive, gadgetful atmosphere.
Roanoke Colony chapter of the Colonial Dames of the XVII Century held a June meeting at Mrs. Wenndell Vaneil’s home 3585 Brayton Ave with a luncheon in the secluded garden and a formation Please skit. Members Leo Langer Frank Young O Murray Ernest Eddy and Vancil led the event to support the new Washington DC headquarters.
A 1925 Washington party honored Vice President Nixon and Mrs Nixon hosted by Postmaster General Summerfield and wife at a 8 p.m. dinner on 1925 F Street. Security by police and Secret Service marked the event. Pat Nixon wore a heaven blue lace gown. Miriam Summerfield wore white organza with pink roses. Menu included consommé, crab salad ring, broiled chicken, foie gras mold, lime ice, and wines. Guests danced or lingered in the garden. daughters Tricia and Julie, ages 12 and 10, preferred home with parents over camp, enjoying their tree house visitors.
After a warm afternoon match, offer two frozen main courses meat loaf with tomato sauce and green beans or beef with gravy parsley potatoes. Include sliced turkey for variety, a big wooden salad bowl with greens, and a dessert of old fashioned ice cream served in soda fountain glasses.
Long Beach Chapter of American Gold Star Mothers held a Veterans Memorial Building gathering to honor members with June birthdays and welcome home their president Mrs Ada Townend and Mines Margaret Winter Myrtle Barnett and Maude Dobbs who attended the recent American Gold Star Mothers convention in Denver Colorado.
Organza and horsehair hats prove cooling impact in hot weather. The article notes their definite look of coolness despite steaming temperatures, highlighting summer fashion appeal and seasonality.
An ad copy touts a personal tartar remover claiming a radiant smile and fresher breath. It pitches ease of use and a lifetime guarantee, with a $4.95 price and money back offer, directing orders to Holford Laboratories in Fresno California.
Duplicate bridge winners at the Elks Club published results for sections A and B North-South and East-West. First place in A North-South was Leroy LaBarre and Jack Tate followed by Harold Guiver and Dave Gardner. other top teams included Mr and Mrs Marshall Ketchum and Mr and Mrs Bart Morris. In A East-West first went to Paul Taylor and Lloyd Sharpless with Myrtle Davis and Marie Sell second. further places went to Pear Tireman and J. J. Cogan and R. Leiffer with W. Goldben. Section B North-South saw Olavi Ware and Charles Thomas win, with Mr and Mrs Keiser Petterson second and third alongside Mr and Mrs Bing Thygesun. East-West results listed Joe Janovitz and Agdy Javier first, Mr and Mrs Howard Funk second, Gary Smith and Denz Hawkins third, and Frank Olivier and Al Bullen fourth. Also noted were Dee Jay game high scorers and Linden Hall and Elks Glen events with various pairings and placements across North-South and East-West.
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